aiact design awards, guilford handcraft center

NEWICK ARCHITECTSNews

September 19, 2007: Newick Architects wins a 2007 AIA Connecticut Design for the Building 51 Stair..

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September 30, 2005: Newick Architects wins a 2005 AIA Connecticut Design Citation for the Colman-Macri House.

The annual awards program recognizes outstanding design built in Connecticut or by Connecticut architects.

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March 9 - June 6, 2005 Linda Lindroth will participate in the
exhibition and panel discussion of "Artists on the Edge: Douglass
College and the Rutgers MFA" to be held at the Mabel Smith Douglass
Library under the auspices of the Mary H. Dana Women Artists Series.
New Brunswick. NJ Info: 732-932-9407 ext. 26

June 2004 Linda Lindroth and Craig Newick presented the installation of
"High Jump on the Moon Objects from A Conference on Measurement" at
the Greene Art Gallery at the Yale School of Art for the International
Festival of Arts and Ideas in New Haven. The installation of High Jump
was part of a larger exhibition entitled "Shifting Affinities" dealing
with the subject of science and art.

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January 2004: Renovations to the classroom building at the Guilford Handcraft Center are completed and the building opens with a series of special workshops entitled, "Saturdays in Studio 6".

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April 2003: Linda Lindroth receives a grant from the John Anson Kitterage Foundation to support study in the south west United States.

February 2002: Lindroth + Newick were invited by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis Minnesota to participate in a project competition entitled The Telematic Table. The project, sponsored by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, asks a select group of artists, architects and designers to make propositions for a new kind of social interface for new media experiences which support the exhibition program of the museum. The museum is currently in the design stage of an addition to the original Edward Larabe Barnes building to be completed in 2005. Designed by the Swiss architects Herzog and deMuron, the new building intends to integrate new media in all possible ways.

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February 2002: Eyebeam announces winner of Open Source Architecture: Building Eyebeam. From an original competitors list of thirteen, three firms, Leeser Architects, Diller + Scofidio, and MVRDV were selected to participate in the the final round of design development. Diller + Scofidio have now been selected as the winners of the competition. Craig Newick was co-director with David Hotson of the competition, director of the on-line forum and moderator of the Symposium held in conjunction with The Center for New Design at Parsons in December 2001. He is currently organizing a book compiling the text of the on-line forum.